Time Equipe cleats!! (Help!)

Maybe somebody can help. I've got a set of Time Equipe Pro Titan[ium] Mag[nesium] pedals from circa
1996. I don't, however, have cleats. Time says they don't stock them anymore. It seems kinda weird
to me since a cleat seems to be an item that wears out and these pedals were pretty pricey (~$300.)

I know they're old but 1996 doesn't seem like it was THAT long ago. Then again, I'm getting old and
music that sounds current to me is winding up on "retro" stations...

Any idea where else I could look or if there was a reasonable substitute somebody could suggest
(yeah, right!), I would appreciate it!

TIA

 

try any bike shop. QBP should still have them in stock

David

"padded paddler" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Maybe somebody can help. I've got a set of Time Equipe Pro
Titan[ium]
> Mag[nesium] pedals from circa 1996. I don't, however, have cleats. Time says they don't stock
> them anymore. It seems kinda weird to me since a cleat seems to be an item that wears out and
> these pedals
were
> pretty pricey (~$300.)
>
> I know they're old but 1996 doesn't seem like it was THAT long ago. Then again, I'm getting old
> and music that sounds current to me is winding up on "retro" stations...
>
> Any idea where else I could look or if there was a reasonable substitute somebody could suggest
> (yeah, right!), I would appreciate it!
>
> TIA

 

Try Colorado Cyclist @ www.coloradocyclist.com

 

> Maybe somebody can help. I've got a set of Time Equipe Pro Titan[ium] Mag[nesium] pedals from
> circa 1996. I don't, however, have cleats. Time says they don't stock them anymore. It seems kinda
> weird to me since a cleat seems to be an item that wears out and these pedals were pretty pricey
> (~$300.)
>
> I know they're old but 1996 doesn't seem like it was THAT long ago. Then again, I'm getting old
> and music that sounds current to me is winding up on "retro" stations...

Something's amiss here. The cleats are most certainly available. In fact, I believe they still sell
pedals that use the same cleat. What Time *did* discontinue, some time ago (probably early 90s), was
the cleat designed for their original shoe. The front piece was the same, but the rear had a
peculiar shape to it (where it mated with the shoe).

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles http://www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

"padded paddler" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Maybe somebody can help. I've got a set of Time Equipe Pro Titan[ium] Mag[nesium] pedals from
> circa 1996. I don't, however, have cleats. Time says they don't stock them anymore. It seems kinda
> weird to me since a cleat seems to be an item that wears out and these pedals were pretty pricey
> (~$300.)
>
> I know they're old but 1996 doesn't seem like it was THAT long ago. Then again, I'm getting old
> and music that sounds current to me is winding up on "retro" stations...
>
> Any idea where else I could look or if there was a reasonable substitute somebody could suggest
> (yeah, right!), I would appreciate it!
>
> TIA

 

wrong. Time no longer sells there equipe model. I believe model year 2003 they switched over to the
Time Impact pedal system, which a drastic redesign, by my point of view. With this redesign, their
cleats have also changed, including one huge factor, from the 4 bolt pattern to a 3 bolt look
pattern, so if you have their old TBT soled shoes like mine (circa 1998) you have to buy an adapter
to use with their new pedals. hmmm sucks, I'll stick with my old time equipe mag pedals, they work
well enough.

David

"Mike Jacoubowsky" <[email protected]m.com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> > Maybe somebody can help. I've got a set of Time Equipe Pro
Titan[ium]
> > Mag[nesium] pedals from circa 1996. I don't, however, have cleats. Time says they don't stock
> > them anymore. It seems kinda weird to
me
> > since a cleat seems to be an item that wears out and these pedals
were
> > pretty pricey (~$300.)
> >
> > I know they're old but 1996 doesn't seem like it was THAT long
ago.
> > Then again, I'm getting old and music that sounds current to me is winding up on "retro"
> > stations...
>
> Something's amiss here. The cleats are most certainly available.
In fact,
> I believe they still sell pedals that use the same cleat. What Time
*did*
> discontinue, some time ago (probably early 90s), was the cleat
designed for
> their original shoe. The front piece was the same, but the rear had
a
> peculiar shape to it (where it mated with the shoe).
>
> --Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles http://www.ChainReactionBicycles.com
>
>
> "padded paddler" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Maybe somebody can help. I've got a set of Time Equipe Pro
Titan[ium]
> > Mag[nesium] pedals from circa 1996. I don't, however, have cleats. Time says they don't stock
> > them anymore. It seems kinda weird to
me
> > since a cleat seems to be an item that wears out and these pedals
were
> > pretty pricey (~$300.)
> >
> > I know they're old but 1996 doesn't seem like it was THAT long
ago.
> > Then again, I'm getting old and music that sounds current to me is winding up on "retro"
> > stations...
> >
> > Any idea where else I could look or if there was a reasonable substitute somebody could suggest
> > (yeah, right!), I would
appreciate
> > it!
> >
> > TIA

 

> wrong. Time no longer sells there equipe model. I believe model year 2003 they switched over to
> the Time Impact pedal system, which a drastic redesign, by my point of view. With this redesign,
> their cleats have also changed, including one huge factor, from the 4 bolt pattern to a 3 bolt
> look pattern, so if you have their old TBT soled shoes like mine (circa 1998) you have to buy an
> adapter to use with their new pedals. hmmm sucks, I'll stick with my old time equipe mag pedals,
> they work well enough.
>
> David

David: There are still enough Time "old style" pedals in the marketplace that I don't think you'll
have to worry about your shoes outlasting them.

I was aware of the changeover to the new three-bolt pedal system, but didn't realize they'd actually
completely discontinued the old style. Things change. Glad I don't have any inventory of shoes
optimized for the old-style pedals!

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles http://www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

 

Excel Sports is out. LBSs out as well.

[email protected] (padded paddler) wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
> Maybe somebody can help. I've got a set of Time Equipe Pro Titan[ium] Mag[nesium] pedals from
> circa 1996. I don't, however, have cleats. Time says they don't stock them anymore. It seems kinda
> weird to me since a cleat seems to be an item that wears out and these pedals were pretty pricey
> (~$300.)
>
> I know they're old but 1996 doesn't seem like it was THAT long ago. Then again, I'm getting old
> and music that sounds current to me is winding up on "retro" stations...
>
> Any idea where else I could look or if there was a reasonable substitute somebody could suggest
> (yeah, right!), I would appreciate it!
>
> TIA

 

my recommendation, which I am taking myself, is buy as many as you think you will need before you
change setups, so I bought 2 sets.

David

"Jim" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Excel Sports is out. LBSs out as well.
>
>
> [email protected] (padded paddler) wrote in message
news:<[email protected].google.com>...
> > Maybe somebody can help. I've got a set of Time Equipe Pro
Titan[ium]
> > Mag[nesium] pedals from circa 1996. I don't, however, have cleats. Time says they don't stock
> > them anymore. It seems kinda weird to
me
> > since a cleat seems to be an item that wears out and these pedals
were
> > pretty pricey (~$300.)
> >
> > I know they're old but 1996 doesn't seem like it was THAT long
ago.
> > Then again, I'm getting old and music that sounds current to me is winding up on "retro"
> > stations...
> >
> > Any idea where else I could look or if there was a reasonable substitute somebody could suggest
> > (yeah, right!), I would
appreciate
> > it!
> >
> > TIA

 

I hope this helps

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